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Understanding 9/111943 Newsreel: Kiska, Hong Kong, Holland, Bombed; USCGC Danmark; Blood Donors, etc.
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United News United Newsreel (U.S. Office of War Information) news from 1943.
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U.S. Fliers Bomb Two Jap Bases
Danish Windjammer Joins Coast Guard [USCGC Danmark (WIX-283)]
Sailor Repays Blood Bank
Canadian Women Lead World in Making munitions
Brazilian Navy Guards South Atlantic Coast
Nazi War Factory Wrecked by R.A.F.
National Archives description: "Part 1, bombers leave airfields in Washington State and strike Japanese bases in the Aleutians. Gen. Chennault directs the "Flying Tigers" in a bombing mission on Hong Kong.
Part 2, Coast Guardsmen man a Danish windjammer to be used for training purposes.
Part 3, citizens donate blood to a blood bank.
Part 4, Canadian women manufacture small arms ammunition. Shows the product being tested.
Part 5, ships are constructed in a Brazilian shipyard. Shows a mine layer laying an anti-submarine net.
Part 6, British planes bomb a German factory in the Netherlands."
Part 2, Coast Guardsmen man a Danish windjammer to be used for training purposes.
Part 3, citizens donate blood to a blood bank.
Part 4, Canadian women manufacture small arms ammunition. Shows the product being tested.
Part 5, ships are constructed in a Brazilian shipyard. Shows a mine layer laying an anti-submarine net.
Part 6, British planes bomb a German factory in the Netherlands."
National Archives Identifier: 38939
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